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I'm interested in generating my own climatology baseline, rather than use the one provided. How would I do this? My intuition tells me it is all of the years combined, and then averaged, but is that proper usage of the rasters? Is there a better way?

Is there a function I can use at the command line to apply logarithm to my chlorophyll anomalies once they are calculated?

I already have the text file in same directory as the *nc files I am trying to bin from the GUI. I have also edited the txt file and written the absolute paths to my *.nc files and it still did not work. Same error.

Bianca

Okay that's fine, but still, when I run: cat /Applications/seadas-7.5.3/VERSION.txt I get 'No such file or directory.' I am now realizing that the error most certainly pertains to the fact that seadas l3bin function is attempting to put the new file into a directory that does not exist, ...

there is no error because when I run it from the command line, it works. it does not work from the visualization tool, and I have checked all of the txt files for spaces.

Hi Danny -- Removed all seadas directories and reinstalled a fresh copy of seadas visualizer and processing packages.  I set the OCSSWROOT system variable to /Applications/seadas-7.5.3/ocssw and sourced the OCSSW_bash.env file in my bash_profile.when I type echo $OCSSWROOT at the terminal windo...

When I run (in a terminal) ls -ld /Applications/seadas* I get drwxr-xr-x  18 biancabroman  admin  576 Jun 10 10:28 /Applications/seadas-7.5.3 (I did uninstall the older versions).

When I run cat /Applications/seadas-7.5.N/VERSION.text the result is  No such file or directory

It does not appear to have 2 variables as far as I can tell. I have also uninstalled all older versions of SeaDAS.

I'm sorry this took me so long to answer. I am relatively new to coding, and it took a friend helping me to understand what your question meant/how to find the proper information.

My $OCSSWROOT environment is /Applications/seadas-7.5.3/ocssw

Yes thank you sorry I meant "uninstall." I am somewhat new to coding, so your advice is both eyeopening and helpful. I have been poking around my computer and I'm starting to see how SeaDAS is configured on the backend. Yes, I do appear to have both seadas7.5.2 and seadas7.5.3 installe...